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Kharge meets German envoy Ackermann, Australian high commissioner O’Farrell; discusses ties, future steps | India News
NEW DELHI: Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge Thursday met German Ambassador to India Philipp Ackermann and Australian Excessive Commissioner Barry O’Farrell, and mentioned rising ties between the nations, and in addition the long run steps to additional strengthen the bilateral relations.
The 2 nation representatives to India visited Kharge at his residence within the afternoon.
Later, Kharge tweeted, “India was amongst the primary nations to ascertain diplomatic ties with the Federal Republic of Germany. At this time, Germany is amongst India’s most valued companions, each bilaterally and within the international context. Met H.E. Dr Philipp Ackermann and deliberated upon the deepening strategic partnership between the 2 nations based upon widespread democratic rules and marked by a excessive diploma of belief and mutual respect.”
In one other tweet, he mentioned, “India and Australia have a number of commonalities, which function a basis for nearer cooperation and multifaceted interplay. Our strategic partnership has grown in energy and in significance. Australia’s Excessive Commissioner to India, Barry O’Farrell met me, as we mentioned methods to deepen the connection between the 2 nations.”
The 2 nation representatives to India visited Kharge at his residence within the afternoon.
Later, Kharge tweeted, “India was amongst the primary nations to ascertain diplomatic ties with the Federal Republic of Germany. At this time, Germany is amongst India’s most valued companions, each bilaterally and within the international context. Met H.E. Dr Philipp Ackermann and deliberated upon the deepening strategic partnership between the 2 nations based upon widespread democratic rules and marked by a excessive diploma of belief and mutual respect.”
In one other tweet, he mentioned, “India and Australia have a number of commonalities, which function a basis for nearer cooperation and multifaceted interplay. Our strategic partnership has grown in energy and in significance. Australia’s Excessive Commissioner to India, Barry O’Farrell met me, as we mentioned methods to deepen the connection between the 2 nations.”
